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  1. www.drishtiias.com › daily-updates › daily-newsSafe Harbour Provision for Social Media

    Sep 3, 2024 · Safe Harbour Rules: Social media platforms are not held legally liable for user-generated content, as long as they act to remove or address flagged objectionable content, thus supporting free speech and ensuring platforms are not responsible for preemptive content control.

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  3. indianexpress.com › article › explainedHow Telegram CEO Pavel Durov’s arrest in France could ...

    Sep 1, 2024 · Safe harbour rules. The legal action initiated by the French authorities against Durov impinges on the protection that is accorded to social media platforms across jurisdictions under a provision known as “safe harbour”.

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  4. compass.rauias.com › current-affairs › safe-harborWhat is a Safe Harbour? - Rau's IAS - Compass by Rau's IAS

    Sep 4, 2024 · Context: The legal action initiated by the French authorities against Pavel Durov impinges on the protection that is accorded to social media platforms across jurisdictions under a provision known as “safe harbour”. What are ‘Safe Harbour’ Rules?

  5. www.indiafilings.com › learn › safe-harbour-rulesSafe Harbour Rules - IndiaFilings

    Sep 13, 2024 · In India Section 92CB of the Income Tax Act (‘ITA’) defines the term Safe Harbor as circumstances under which the income tax authorities shall accept the transfer pricing declared by the assessee. Rule 10TD of Income Tax Rules.

  6. www.nbc.com › nbc-insider › what-happened-to-kimWhere Was Burgess on Chicago P.D.? What Happened to Her ... - NBC

    4 days ago · In Episode 3's "Safe Harbor," he popped the question in their bedroom for a super low key engagement. ... watch live TV, and stream movies. Get The Free NBC App. Footer menu. About. Jobs;

  7. www.mondaq.com › india › it-and-internetFrom Safe Harbor To Watchdog: Section 79 Of The IT Act ...

    4 days ago · The significance of Section 79, "safe harbor" was highlighted in the landmark 2015 case of Shreya Singhal v. Union of India. In this case, the Supreme Court struck down Section 66A of the IT Act, ruling it unconstitutional for restricting freedom of expression.

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  9. www.venable.com › insights › publicationsForward-Looking Statements: Safe Harbors Compliance ... - Venable

    Sep 3, 2024 · A forward-looking statement within the scope of the PSLRA can enjoy the safe harbor protection if it is (i) made without knowledge that the statement is false or misleading or[14] (ii) accompanied by meaningful safe harbor language, which is close to the formula of the bespeaks caution doctrine discussed below [15] and consistent with the requir...